Kino Lorber March Madness Sale
Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2021 4:52 pm
Some titles down to $5 (THE SCARLET LETTER one of those) in a solid looking sale --
Yep, did that deliberately with the Republic Pictures releases, especially.AndyDursin wrote: ↑Sat Mar 13, 2021 3:58 pm ...they're so cheap you can take a chance on all kinds of titles as blind buys and not worry if the movie doesn't work out.
Heard that before!AndyDursin wrote: ↑Sun Mar 14, 2021 10:58 am Be careful of the end of RING OF BRIGHT WATER if you haven't seen it before, Sprocket.
Monterey Jack wrote: ↑Mon Mar 15, 2021 11:49 pmA lot of those blind-buys are either in genres I like, by filmmakers I respect, or are else on the verge of going OOP.
Okay, I'll admit that Susannah Hoffs in a cheesy 80s T&A romp was hard to resist. That and Losin' It just for the amusement factor of a movie that Tom Cruise flat-out refuses to discuss whenever it's brought up in interviews (plus, early Curtis Hanson). For these prices, I don't even mind if some of the movies turn out to be dogs...I can always flip them on the secondary market and make most or all of what I paid for them back. Kino is always the best "blind buy" label, because there's so little to lose when you're paying generally ten bucks or less during sale periods. (plus zero in S&H and taxes). Meanwhile, I'll buy three "sale-priced" Twilight Time releases, and it'll set me back $60...BEFORE shipping adds another eight bucks.